Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Interesting chat with the neighbor home on leave from the Navy.

You people amaze me sometimes. Member comes on a posts about a coversation he has with neighbor kid in the service and you pick the damn post apart. Some you act like grumpy, constipated old men sometimes.

I find it no surprise moral is up with Obama gone. Do you?

be fair , we have been told : If you see something ,say something. and he did.

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I did. Lot's of sensitive snowflakes. Same ol, diff day.

Sometimes?

Sounds like the kids talking out if his ass to impress the neighbor guy.. everyone wants to do bad ass [bleep] until bad ass [bleep] has to be done.. why most folks just can't be happy and proud of the job they have in service is beyond me.

Figures you can't understand why you're an idiot.

You post photos you took of a woman with TP stuck to her, without ever considering telling her.

You post conversations with neighbors that I'm sure they had no desire to have posted. He may well be a great guy, but you are a piece of sheit. Is your life THAT FUQKING BORING that the only thing you can post is a conversation with a young man that was meant for YOU?

Sweet Jesus, you're what, 70 now? You plan on dying soon?

You amaze me, why the F*ck would you post a conversation with ANYONE? Sheit dude, tell me what your wife said while you were butt [bleep] her. I'm sure it was meant for the two of you, but tell the world.

I can't fathom the thought process of 'let me run to the internet and tell the world my private conversations with friends and families'

Jeezes that's crude. Wives should be off limits to this kind of garbage.

Sometimes what the grunts deal with as classified is pretty amazing considering the information in public domain.

Ex: rumor has it that Tom Clancy was drug before investigators for discosing top secret information in his Jack Ryan series. But he had records of library sources for everything he wrote.

Ex: i used to spend a lot of time playing Janes/EA combat flight sims and fast attack submarine sims. Specifically 688i, Longbow, USAF, F-15. FA-18, Falcon 4 ( different publisher). The weapons systems and data links are modeled fairly well in these games. Twenty years ago, these games showed our jet fighters as capable of firing medium range radar homing missiles without ever turning on the fighter's own radar if it was linked to an AWAC. I was at an airshow at Mountain Home Airbase at about that time, While MHAB was still home to the B-1 and F-15. I had the opportunity that day to tour an AWAC plane. I asked an Airman if this plane was cabable of data link to airborn fighter jets. Just to make conversation,

OMG, you would have thought I was asking for nuclear launch codes. The airman told me in no uncertain terms that all such information was highly classified and NOT to be discussed.

I am pretty certain sure that any entities interested in American Military capabilities already have a subscription to all of Janes' publications. And they know where to go to find the latest information available in the public domain.

That we could squash N Korea like we squashed The Republican Guard should be no surprise to anyone with their head not buried in the sand. And it is no state secret that the danger of the Norks acheiving at least one nuclear detonation over Seoul during that battle is a real possibility.

reporters do it :

When I was on CQ duty (charge of quarters – the guy who stays up all night to answer phones) in West Berlin I got a call from supposedly the XO of our medical detachment wanting to know how many troops we had in our battalion (4th Bn. 6th Inf). I repeated his question rather incredulously to verify that he wanted me to state our troop strength over an open phone line in West Berlin – where the Russians were monitoring every fart we made, and told him that I could not do that. Never mind that they probably already knew the names and homes towns of every soldier assigned there, plus the strength and makeup of an infantry battalion was pretty standardized anyway.

He got rather indignant and threatened me with the wrath of a junior officer, further stating that “the 2nd and 3rd battalion told him!” I just said sorry, sir, but I cannot give that info over an open phone line. If he were to show up in person with proper ID I would direct him to an officer authorized to give out that information.

I never knew if he actually was some butterbar trying to make up a report late at night as part of his other duties, some intel guy testing us or a clumsy Russian/East German attempt to see if we would actually give up that info.

Obama and Hillary set a whole new standard ???

Probably one of the most stupid, irresponsible things I ever saw was a regular CNN staff reporter reporting live from a known location in a major city in Israel during one of Saddam's Scud attacks, excitedly telling the viewing audience where the missiles were striking, naming buildings, streets, etc., in which direction and how close and far away each strike was in relation to where he was reporting from.

In my day, they called that "Essential Elements of Friendly Information".

Yep....I seen nothing posted that was sensitive much less secret...the navy was putting tomahawks through bunker windows on San Clemente island since shortly after they started testing them...I kind of doubt the Navy Seal story though....they are very capable in what they do, but to take down the whole country of North Korea??? That's stretching things a bit...maybe we should have just sent them to Afghanistan 15 years ago....

I can confirm that nothing we have can stop at least one misslie from hitting South Korea. This is the crux of the problem.

Only an assassination with near simultaneous EMP strike can possibly negate the problem.

They're not acting. Many of them are nasty old basturds.

Why do quote me and blast the OP?

I copied this from another site to post later, but it seems appropriate right about here.




For those of my generation who do not, and cannot, comprehend why Facebook exists,I am trying to apply the same principles to make friends outside of Facebook.


Therefore, every day I walk down the street and tell passersby what I have eaten, how I feel at the moment, what I have done the night before, what I will do later and with whom. I give them pictures of my family, my dog, and of me gardening, taking things apart in the garage, watering the lawn, standing in front of landmarks, driving around town, having lunch, and doing what anybody and everybody does every day.




I also listen to their conversations, give them the "thumbs up" and tell them I like them. And it works just like Facebook.








I already have four people following me: two police officers, a private investigator and a psychiatrist

How old are you - around 12 or so?

Now here is a great example of Schithead being a schit head. Probably still lives with his mother. She bought him a laptop so he could pretend to be like a forum moderator.

No secrets here. Nothing new.